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I honestly dont think so, I mean I have found some NPCS that always have better cards than me, but I think it has to do more with the algorithm of the game, basically some NPCS are programmed to always win a match, so probably thats why some of them always have better cards, but I dont think they are cheating on purpose.

It is possible to cheat at poker in RDR, of course, but I am wondering, is the player the only person who does? Or do the other gamblers ever cheat at poker? I am guessing the answer is “no,” but sometimes I wonder. Occasionally an npc seems to be on an unbelievable run of luck. @kingpotato

Those were fun fights. The Plague Knight boss fight is actually my favorite in the game.

GTA V of course.

On android mobile, I wish to get League of Legends Wild Rift.

Congrats @Shagger! I've awarded 500 Points to your account.

I'm sorry @StaceyPowers, but even this very question grinds my gears. There's swings and roundabouts, but just asking said question implies console and PC gamers have to agree that there's an overall advantage to one or the other and I hate that. I'm a multiplat gamer, and could do into detail about the differences between the platforms and make clear how I feel about them, but why? Nobody would learn anything. The only thing I'm willing to dedicate myself to is that PC fanboys are the worst, but I still dread the social media garbage we're inevitably due from console fanboys with the next generation over the next few months. Like I said, there's ups and downs to both consoles an PC's, but what really matters to me as a multiplat gamer is games. So, just play fucking games!

I have no idea why they do this. When I bought minecraft PS VITA edition physical came with a code I was trying to figure out what the whole point of manafacturing cases with no disc and just a code. Makes no sense whatsoever.

It's hard to say now I have a powerful laptop, so no third party titles would tantalize me. However, I'd actually like to see how Star Fox Zero would turn out with a control set up that, well, you know, worked.

Some of the old classics from NES. The more obscure games though, none of the big names. No Zelda or Mario.